Newsweek imagines Diana aged 50 with her admiring daughter-in-law Kate... in article that claims the Botoxed Princess would be Facebook friends with C

By AMY OLIVER

Newsweek even mocked up an image of an older Diana and her new daughter-in-law Kate for the cover


Had she lived Princess Diana would be Facebook friends with arch-nemesis Camilla Parker-Bowles, have 10million Twitter followers and an 'it's complicated' relationship status.

At least that's what Tina Brown's Newsweek thinks in a front-page lead article that imagines what the late Princess would be doing at 50.

The piece hits newsstands days before July 1, which would have been Diana's milestone birthday.

And the cover features a superimposed image of the Princess which has been digitally aged, walking next to her new daughter-in-law, Kate, the Duchess of Cambridge.

The picture shows Prince William's wife giving her mother-in-law, who is still trim with barely a few wrinkles, an admiring glance.

The article - entitled Diana at 50 - is written by British journalist Tina Brown, editor-in-chief of Newsweek.


Friends? Newsweek fondly imagines Diana would have buried the hatchet with Camilla Parker Bowles, seen far right at the Royal Wedding, and friended her on Facebook. It also believes the Duchess of Cambridge's mother Carole Middleton, left, would be Diana's BFF (best friends forever)


In the piece Brown also imagines Diana would be living in New York, after having married two more times.

She believes Diana would have dumped Dodi Fayed, the boyfriend who died in the August 1997 car crash that took her life.

Brown paints a flattering picture of the Princess, saying: 'Fashion-wise, Diana would have gone the J Crew and Galliano route a la Michelle Obama, always knowing how to mix the casual with the glam.


Moved on: Diana would have ditched Dodi Fayed, who died with her in the fatal 1997 crash, and be on to at least her third marriage, according to Newsweek


'There is no doubt she would have kept her chin taut with strategic Botox shots and her bare arms buff from the gym.'

Brown - who wrote the book The Diana Chronicles - says the mother-of-two would have a good relationship with ex-husband Prince Charles and be BFF (best friends forever) with Carole Middleton, William's mother-in-law.

She says: 'I believe her best male friend in later years would have been, poignantly, her reviled first husband.


Happy couple: Diana would have been an avid tweeter and would have posted 'So so so so proud' on her feed on the day of the Royal Wedding, says Newsweek


'As the financier Sir James Goldsmith once put it: "When you marry your mistress, you create a job vacancy", and Charles, having married Camilla would suddenly have found the company of his ex strangely comforting.

'Diana, with time, would no longer have found Charles's causes tiresome.

'Rather, she would have empathised and asked his advice about hers.'

Brown also suggests that Diana would have made peace with Camilla.

She says: 'After so many loves and losses, she would finally have let go of her rancour toward Camilla.


BFFs: The magazine has Diana tweeting Gwyneth Paltrow, left, to arrange exercise meet ups, and keeping up with a raft of celebrity friends on Facebook, including Anthony Weiner's pregnant wife Huma Abedin, right


Gestures: Diana would also have been 'poked' on Facebook by French President Nicolas Sarkozy, according to Newsweek's mocked up version of her profile on the social networking site


'The Duchess's galleon-size Lady Bracknell hat at William's wedding would have offered satisfaction enough.'

While she would have liked her new daughter-in-law, Brown suggests that Diana would initially have felt threatened by her.

She says: 'The rising public adoration of Kate would have afforded Diana some tricky moments

'Diana would have had to adjust to a broadening of the limelight.

Fun-loving mother: Diana would have found peace in her two beloved boys William and Harry, says Newsweek


...And finally: The Princess would also have kept up her passion for humanitarian causes, no doubt including her quest to highlight the effect of landmines, as seen in this 1997 picture of her in Angola


'Her edge over Kate, of course, was her own epic of princessly suffering, which would always make Diana's story more interesting.'

The Newsweek piece also features an example of what the Princess's Facebook page might look like.

The mock page shows her having 107,623 friends, which would include U2 singer Bono, Chelsea Clinton, footballer David Beckham, Harry Potter author J K Rowling and tennis champion Rafael Nadal.

The imaginary Facebook wall shows her befriending Camilla Parker Bowles, a move that Prince Charles would have approved by clicking on the 'like' tag.

There is a post supposedly from Sarah Ferguson, saying: 'Hey, Sloane Ranger! It's been so long!!! When are we getting drinks?????'

Meanwhile Princess Diana would supposedly have been rubbing shoulders with David and Victoria Beckham.

One post on the mock Facebook wall from Diana says: 'Sitting with Beckhams front-row at Burberry. Love the shoes!'

Brown also believes the Princess would have continued her charity work including raising money for victims of Hurricane Katrina, the September 11 terrorist attacks and the earthquakes in Haiti and Pakistan.

source: dailymail

Newsweek imagines Diana aged 50 with her admiring daughter-in-law Kate... in article that claims the Botoxed Princess would be Facebook friends with C

By AMY OLIVER

Newsweek even mocked up an image of an older Diana and her new daughter-in-law Kate for the cover


Had she lived Princess Diana would be Facebook friends with arch-nemesis Camilla Parker-Bowles, have 10million Twitter followers and an 'it's complicated' relationship status.

At least that's what Tina Brown's Newsweek thinks in a front-page lead article that imagines what the late Princess would be doing at 50.

The piece hits newsstands days before July 1, which would have been Diana's milestone birthday.

And the cover features a superimposed image of the Princess which has been digitally aged, walking next to her new daughter-in-law, Kate, the Duchess of Cambridge.

The picture shows Prince William's wife giving her mother-in-law, who is still trim with barely a few wrinkles, an admiring glance.

The article - entitled Diana at 50 - is written by British journalist Tina Brown, editor-in-chief of Newsweek.


Friends? Newsweek fondly imagines Diana would have buried the hatchet with Camilla Parker Bowles, seen far right at the Royal Wedding, and friended her on Facebook. It also believes the Duchess of Cambridge's mother Carole Middleton, left, would be Diana's BFF (best friends forever)


In the piece Brown also imagines Diana would be living in New York, after having married two more times.

She believes Diana would have dumped Dodi Fayed, the boyfriend who died in the August 1997 car crash that took her life.

Brown paints a flattering picture of the Princess, saying: 'Fashion-wise, Diana would have gone the J Crew and Galliano route a la Michelle Obama, always knowing how to mix the casual with the glam.


Moved on: Diana would have ditched Dodi Fayed, who died with her in the fatal 1997 crash, and be on to at least her third marriage, according to Newsweek


'There is no doubt she would have kept her chin taut with strategic Botox shots and her bare arms buff from the gym.'

Brown - who wrote the book The Diana Chronicles - says the mother-of-two would have a good relationship with ex-husband Prince Charles and be BFF (best friends forever) with Carole Middleton, William's mother-in-law.

She says: 'I believe her best male friend in later years would have been, poignantly, her reviled first husband.


Happy couple: Diana would have been an avid tweeter and would have posted 'So so so so proud' on her feed on the day of the Royal Wedding, says Newsweek


'As the financier Sir James Goldsmith once put it: "When you marry your mistress, you create a job vacancy", and Charles, having married Camilla would suddenly have found the company of his ex strangely comforting.

'Diana, with time, would no longer have found Charles's causes tiresome.

'Rather, she would have empathised and asked his advice about hers.'

Brown also suggests that Diana would have made peace with Camilla.

She says: 'After so many loves and losses, she would finally have let go of her rancour toward Camilla.


BFFs: The magazine has Diana tweeting Gwyneth Paltrow, left, to arrange exercise meet ups, and keeping up with a raft of celebrity friends on Facebook, including Anthony Weiner's pregnant wife Huma Abedin, right


Gestures: Diana would also have been 'poked' on Facebook by French President Nicolas Sarkozy, according to Newsweek's mocked up version of her profile on the social networking site


'The Duchess's galleon-size Lady Bracknell hat at William's wedding would have offered satisfaction enough.'

While she would have liked her new daughter-in-law, Brown suggests that Diana would initially have felt threatened by her.

She says: 'The rising public adoration of Kate would have afforded Diana some tricky moments

'Diana would have had to adjust to a broadening of the limelight.

Fun-loving mother: Diana would have found peace in her two beloved boys William and Harry, says Newsweek


...And finally: The Princess would also have kept up her passion for humanitarian causes, no doubt including her quest to highlight the effect of landmines, as seen in this 1997 picture of her in Angola


'Her edge over Kate, of course, was her own epic of princessly suffering, which would always make Diana's story more interesting.'

The Newsweek piece also features an example of what the Princess's Facebook page might look like.

The mock page shows her having 107,623 friends, which would include U2 singer Bono, Chelsea Clinton, footballer David Beckham, Harry Potter author J K Rowling and tennis champion Rafael Nadal.

The imaginary Facebook wall shows her befriending Camilla Parker Bowles, a move that Prince Charles would have approved by clicking on the 'like' tag.

There is a post supposedly from Sarah Ferguson, saying: 'Hey, Sloane Ranger! It's been so long!!! When are we getting drinks?????'

Meanwhile Princess Diana would supposedly have been rubbing shoulders with David and Victoria Beckham.

One post on the mock Facebook wall from Diana says: 'Sitting with Beckhams front-row at Burberry. Love the shoes!'

Brown also believes the Princess would have continued her charity work including raising money for victims of Hurricane Katrina, the September 11 terrorist attacks and the earthquakes in Haiti and Pakistan.

source: dailymail

Newsweek imagines Diana aged 50 with her admiring daughter-in-law Kate... in article that claims the Botoxed Princess would be Facebook friends with C

By AMY OLIVER

Newsweek even mocked up an image of an older Diana and her new daughter-in-law Kate for the cover


Had she lived Princess Diana would be Facebook friends with arch-nemesis Camilla Parker-Bowles, have 10million Twitter followers and an 'it's complicated' relationship status.

At least that's what Tina Brown's Newsweek thinks in a front-page lead article that imagines what the late Princess would be doing at 50.

The piece hits newsstands days before July 1, which would have been Diana's milestone birthday.

And the cover features a superimposed image of the Princess which has been digitally aged, walking next to her new daughter-in-law, Kate, the Duchess of Cambridge.

The picture shows Prince William's wife giving her mother-in-law, who is still trim with barely a few wrinkles, an admiring glance.

The article - entitled Diana at 50 - is written by British journalist Tina Brown, editor-in-chief of Newsweek.


Friends? Newsweek fondly imagines Diana would have buried the hatchet with Camilla Parker Bowles, seen far right at the Royal Wedding, and friended her on Facebook. It also believes the Duchess of Cambridge's mother Carole Middleton, left, would be Diana's BFF (best friends forever)


In the piece Brown also imagines Diana would be living in New York, after having married two more times.

She believes Diana would have dumped Dodi Fayed, the boyfriend who died in the August 1997 car crash that took her life.

Brown paints a flattering picture of the Princess, saying: 'Fashion-wise, Diana would have gone the J Crew and Galliano route a la Michelle Obama, always knowing how to mix the casual with the glam.


Moved on: Diana would have ditched Dodi Fayed, who died with her in the fatal 1997 crash, and be on to at least her third marriage, according to Newsweek


'There is no doubt she would have kept her chin taut with strategic Botox shots and her bare arms buff from the gym.'

Brown - who wrote the book The Diana Chronicles - says the mother-of-two would have a good relationship with ex-husband Prince Charles and be BFF (best friends forever) with Carole Middleton, William's mother-in-law.

She says: 'I believe her best male friend in later years would have been, poignantly, her reviled first husband.


Happy couple: Diana would have been an avid tweeter and would have posted 'So so so so proud' on her feed on the day of the Royal Wedding, says Newsweek


'As the financier Sir James Goldsmith once put it: "When you marry your mistress, you create a job vacancy", and Charles, having married Camilla would suddenly have found the company of his ex strangely comforting.

'Diana, with time, would no longer have found Charles's causes tiresome.

'Rather, she would have empathised and asked his advice about hers.'

Brown also suggests that Diana would have made peace with Camilla.

She says: 'After so many loves and losses, she would finally have let go of her rancour toward Camilla.


BFFs: The magazine has Diana tweeting Gwyneth Paltrow, left, to arrange exercise meet ups, and keeping up with a raft of celebrity friends on Facebook, including Anthony Weiner's pregnant wife Huma Abedin, right


Gestures: Diana would also have been 'poked' on Facebook by French President Nicolas Sarkozy, according to Newsweek's mocked up version of her profile on the social networking site


'The Duchess's galleon-size Lady Bracknell hat at William's wedding would have offered satisfaction enough.'

While she would have liked her new daughter-in-law, Brown suggests that Diana would initially have felt threatened by her.

She says: 'The rising public adoration of Kate would have afforded Diana some tricky moments

'Diana would have had to adjust to a broadening of the limelight.

Fun-loving mother: Diana would have found peace in her two beloved boys William and Harry, says Newsweek


...And finally: The Princess would also have kept up her passion for humanitarian causes, no doubt including her quest to highlight the effect of landmines, as seen in this 1997 picture of her in Angola


'Her edge over Kate, of course, was her own epic of princessly suffering, which would always make Diana's story more interesting.'

The Newsweek piece also features an example of what the Princess's Facebook page might look like.

The mock page shows her having 107,623 friends, which would include U2 singer Bono, Chelsea Clinton, footballer David Beckham, Harry Potter author J K Rowling and tennis champion Rafael Nadal.

The imaginary Facebook wall shows her befriending Camilla Parker Bowles, a move that Prince Charles would have approved by clicking on the 'like' tag.

There is a post supposedly from Sarah Ferguson, saying: 'Hey, Sloane Ranger! It's been so long!!! When are we getting drinks?????'

Meanwhile Princess Diana would supposedly have been rubbing shoulders with David and Victoria Beckham.

One post on the mock Facebook wall from Diana says: 'Sitting with Beckhams front-row at Burberry. Love the shoes!'

Brown also believes the Princess would have continued her charity work including raising money for victims of Hurricane Katrina, the September 11 terrorist attacks and the earthquakes in Haiti and Pakistan.

source: dailymail

Newsweek imagines Diana aged 50 with her admiring daughter-in-law Kate... in article that claims the Botoxed Princess would be Facebook friends with C

By AMY OLIVER

Newsweek even mocked up an image of an older Diana and her new daughter-in-law Kate for the cover


Had she lived Princess Diana would be Facebook friends with arch-nemesis Camilla Parker-Bowles, have 10million Twitter followers and an 'it's complicated' relationship status.

At least that's what Tina Brown's Newsweek thinks in a front-page lead article that imagines what the late Princess would be doing at 50.

The piece hits newsstands days before July 1, which would have been Diana's milestone birthday.

And the cover features a superimposed image of the Princess which has been digitally aged, walking next to her new daughter-in-law, Kate, the Duchess of Cambridge.

The picture shows Prince William's wife giving her mother-in-law, who is still trim with barely a few wrinkles, an admiring glance.

The article - entitled Diana at 50 - is written by British journalist Tina Brown, editor-in-chief of Newsweek.


Friends? Newsweek fondly imagines Diana would have buried the hatchet with Camilla Parker Bowles, seen far right at the Royal Wedding, and friended her on Facebook. It also believes the Duchess of Cambridge's mother Carole Middleton, left, would be Diana's BFF (best friends forever)


In the piece Brown also imagines Diana would be living in New York, after having married two more times.

She believes Diana would have dumped Dodi Fayed, the boyfriend who died in the August 1997 car crash that took her life.

Brown paints a flattering picture of the Princess, saying: 'Fashion-wise, Diana would have gone the J Crew and Galliano route a la Michelle Obama, always knowing how to mix the casual with the glam.


Moved on: Diana would have ditched Dodi Fayed, who died with her in the fatal 1997 crash, and be on to at least her third marriage, according to Newsweek


'There is no doubt she would have kept her chin taut with strategic Botox shots and her bare arms buff from the gym.'

Brown - who wrote the book The Diana Chronicles - says the mother-of-two would have a good relationship with ex-husband Prince Charles and be BFF (best friends forever) with Carole Middleton, William's mother-in-law.

She says: 'I believe her best male friend in later years would have been, poignantly, her reviled first husband.


Happy couple: Diana would have been an avid tweeter and would have posted 'So so so so proud' on her feed on the day of the Royal Wedding, says Newsweek


'As the financier Sir James Goldsmith once put it: "When you marry your mistress, you create a job vacancy", and Charles, having married Camilla would suddenly have found the company of his ex strangely comforting.

'Diana, with time, would no longer have found Charles's causes tiresome.

'Rather, she would have empathised and asked his advice about hers.'

Brown also suggests that Diana would have made peace with Camilla.

She says: 'After so many loves and losses, she would finally have let go of her rancour toward Camilla.


BFFs: The magazine has Diana tweeting Gwyneth Paltrow, left, to arrange exercise meet ups, and keeping up with a raft of celebrity friends on Facebook, including Anthony Weiner's pregnant wife Huma Abedin, right


Gestures: Diana would also have been 'poked' on Facebook by French President Nicolas Sarkozy, according to Newsweek's mocked up version of her profile on the social networking site


'The Duchess's galleon-size Lady Bracknell hat at William's wedding would have offered satisfaction enough.'

While she would have liked her new daughter-in-law, Brown suggests that Diana would initially have felt threatened by her.

She says: 'The rising public adoration of Kate would have afforded Diana some tricky moments

'Diana would have had to adjust to a broadening of the limelight.

Fun-loving mother: Diana would have found peace in her two beloved boys William and Harry, says Newsweek


...And finally: The Princess would also have kept up her passion for humanitarian causes, no doubt including her quest to highlight the effect of landmines, as seen in this 1997 picture of her in Angola


'Her edge over Kate, of course, was her own epic of princessly suffering, which would always make Diana's story more interesting.'

The Newsweek piece also features an example of what the Princess's Facebook page might look like.

The mock page shows her having 107,623 friends, which would include U2 singer Bono, Chelsea Clinton, footballer David Beckham, Harry Potter author J K Rowling and tennis champion Rafael Nadal.

The imaginary Facebook wall shows her befriending Camilla Parker Bowles, a move that Prince Charles would have approved by clicking on the 'like' tag.

There is a post supposedly from Sarah Ferguson, saying: 'Hey, Sloane Ranger! It's been so long!!! When are we getting drinks?????'

Meanwhile Princess Diana would supposedly have been rubbing shoulders with David and Victoria Beckham.

One post on the mock Facebook wall from Diana says: 'Sitting with Beckhams front-row at Burberry. Love the shoes!'

Brown also believes the Princess would have continued her charity work including raising money for victims of Hurricane Katrina, the September 11 terrorist attacks and the earthquakes in Haiti and Pakistan.

source: dailymail

Love match is still on: Pippa Middleton ends speculation of a break-up as she and boyfriend Alex Loudon arrive at Wimbledon

By ANDREA MAGRATH

Still going strong: Pippa Middleton and boyfriend Alex Loudon arrive together at Wimbledon


Speculation has been rife for weeks that Royal bridesmaid Pippa Middleton had answered the prayers of millions of fans and is back on the market.

But the Duchess of Cambridge's sister dismissed the rumours and proved that she is still with boyfriend Alex Loudon today.

The couple, who have been dating for almost a year, arrived hand-in-hand at Wimbledon, looking very much a couple.


Dressed to impress: While Pippa shone in her red dress, Alex looked smart in a pair of beige trousers, navy blazer and blue and white striped tie


Pippa looked bright and summery in a tomato red Hobbs NW3 Wyldes dress, which she teamed with tan espadrille wedges and matching Modalu bag.

Bizarrely, the 27-year-old was spotted doing some last-minute shoe shopping yesterday in the exact same dress she wore today.

And, given that Pippa's sister Kate is flying out to Canada today, Pippa was able to take centre stage at Centre Court where she watched Roger Federer play Jo-Wilfried Tsonga.


On sale now: Fashion fans will be happy to know that Pippa's Hobbs NW3 dress is available to buy for £89, down from £129


Happy as ever: The couple were rumoured to have split recently after Pippa was seen in the company of a number of other men


Family day out: Pippa and Alex sat with her parents Michael and Carole watch the match


Fans of the fashionable Middleton sister will be pleased to know that, like Kate's Alice Temperley dress on Monday, Pippa's frock is now on sale for £89, down from £129.

The outfit also got the thumbs up from stars including Dannii Minogue, who tweeted: 'Whoop #WeLove Pippa Middleton's red dress @Wimbledon today. Tres chic!'
Former cricketer Alex, 30, looked smart in a blazer and tie for their day of VIP treatment at the tennis.


VIP treatment: The couple were joined by Pippa's mother Carol Middleton


What's so funny? Pippa smiles as Alex cracks a joke courtside


Pippa's mother Carole also joined the couple at Wimbledon, wearing a white summer dress with a bright pink and purple floral design.

Pippa, sporting her trademark deep tan, styled her hair in Kate's favourite loose waves.

A relative of Alex's told the Mail on Sunday earlier this month that the rumours that Pippa and Alex were on the rocks were 'completely untrue.'


Trial run: Pippa was spotted wearing the exact same dress yesterday while out shoe shopping


Smiles all round: Carole, Pippa and Alex all appeared to be in good spirits as they watched the match


Speculation over a split started when Pippa was spotted enjoying a mini-break in Madrid in May with old flame and former flatmate at Edinburgh University, George Percy.

This month Pippa attended a wedding without Alex, and was then spotted giggling with George as they watched tennis at the Queen’s Club in West London, before enjoying dinner together.

They returned to George’s London house and, after hugging each other goodnight, Pippa was seen leaving shortly after 2am.


Celebrity guests: Anna Wintour and Cliff Richard were among the other famous faces


Meeting showbiz royalty: Pippa enjoys a chat with Sir Cliff before the match begins


But a university contemporary said: ‘Pippa and George are friends, but that is all. Pippa doesn’t fancy George, she’s very into Alex.

‘Alex is the nicest chap you could meet. He’s incredibly sweet, loyal and adores Pippa, but they make a point of seeing each other very privately and don’t go to flash places.’

Other celebrities spotted at the tennis today included Vogue editor Anna Wintour, a close friend of Roger Federer, and Amanda Holden.


Summer chic: Prince Harry's ex-girlfriend Chelsy Davy was pictured arriving at the tennis in a short black and white dress


Tense match: Chelsy sipped on an iced drink as she made her way to her seat, while Andy Murray's girlfriend Kim Sears chewed her nails

source: dailymail

Love match is still on: Pippa Middleton ends speculation of a break-up as she and boyfriend Alex Loudon arrive at Wimbledon

By ANDREA MAGRATH

Still going strong: Pippa Middleton and boyfriend Alex Loudon arrive together at Wimbledon


Speculation has been rife for weeks that Royal bridesmaid Pippa Middleton had answered the prayers of millions of fans and is back on the market.

But the Duchess of Cambridge's sister dismissed the rumours and proved that she is still with boyfriend Alex Loudon today.

The couple, who have been dating for almost a year, arrived hand-in-hand at Wimbledon, looking very much a couple.


Dressed to impress: While Pippa shone in her red dress, Alex looked smart in a pair of beige trousers, navy blazer and blue and white striped tie


Pippa looked bright and summery in a tomato red Hobbs NW3 Wyldes dress, which she teamed with tan espadrille wedges and matching Modalu bag.

Bizarrely, the 27-year-old was spotted doing some last-minute shoe shopping yesterday in the exact same dress she wore today.

And, given that Pippa's sister Kate is flying out to Canada today, Pippa was able to take centre stage at Centre Court where she watched Roger Federer play Jo-Wilfried Tsonga.


On sale now: Fashion fans will be happy to know that Pippa's Hobbs NW3 dress is available to buy for £89, down from £129


Happy as ever: The couple were rumoured to have split recently after Pippa was seen in the company of a number of other men


Family day out: Pippa and Alex sat with her parents Michael and Carole watch the match


Fans of the fashionable Middleton sister will be pleased to know that, like Kate's Alice Temperley dress on Monday, Pippa's frock is now on sale for £89, down from £129.

The outfit also got the thumbs up from stars including Dannii Minogue, who tweeted: 'Whoop #WeLove Pippa Middleton's red dress @Wimbledon today. Tres chic!'
Former cricketer Alex, 30, looked smart in a blazer and tie for their day of VIP treatment at the tennis.


VIP treatment: The couple were joined by Pippa's mother Carol Middleton


What's so funny? Pippa smiles as Alex cracks a joke courtside


Pippa's mother Carole also joined the couple at Wimbledon, wearing a white summer dress with a bright pink and purple floral design.

Pippa, sporting her trademark deep tan, styled her hair in Kate's favourite loose waves.

A relative of Alex's told the Mail on Sunday earlier this month that the rumours that Pippa and Alex were on the rocks were 'completely untrue.'


Trial run: Pippa was spotted wearing the exact same dress yesterday while out shoe shopping


Smiles all round: Carole, Pippa and Alex all appeared to be in good spirits as they watched the match


Speculation over a split started when Pippa was spotted enjoying a mini-break in Madrid in May with old flame and former flatmate at Edinburgh University, George Percy.

This month Pippa attended a wedding without Alex, and was then spotted giggling with George as they watched tennis at the Queen’s Club in West London, before enjoying dinner together.

They returned to George’s London house and, after hugging each other goodnight, Pippa was seen leaving shortly after 2am.


Celebrity guests: Anna Wintour and Cliff Richard were among the other famous faces


Meeting showbiz royalty: Pippa enjoys a chat with Sir Cliff before the match begins


But a university contemporary said: ‘Pippa and George are friends, but that is all. Pippa doesn’t fancy George, she’s very into Alex.

‘Alex is the nicest chap you could meet. He’s incredibly sweet, loyal and adores Pippa, but they make a point of seeing each other very privately and don’t go to flash places.’

Other celebrities spotted at the tennis today included Vogue editor Anna Wintour, a close friend of Roger Federer, and Amanda Holden.


Summer chic: Prince Harry's ex-girlfriend Chelsy Davy was pictured arriving at the tennis in a short black and white dress


Tense match: Chelsy sipped on an iced drink as she made her way to her seat, while Andy Murray's girlfriend Kim Sears chewed her nails

source: dailymail